Marla Lüdtke
Marla Lüdtke's music first gained attention in the early 1980s with her debut album. The track 'Canção de Eva' from that record became particularly...
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Marla Lüdtke's music first gained attention in the early 1980s with her debut album. The track 'Canção de Eva' from that record became particularly well-known, though its explicit lyrics and exploration of female sexuality drew criticism from some quarters at the time. She defended the song as reflecting women's actual experiences.
Her work sometimes blends Brazilian rhythms with jazz and rock elements. Another song, 'Jesus Me Ama,' features a collaboration with Minha Vida É Uma Viagem. She came from a musical family and sang in choirs as a teenager before writing her own material.
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